Almost perfect on-cam fill light?

[RieniO]

http://prostudio360.fr/Eclairage-circulaire-LED.html

If it would be lighter and cheaper it would be perfect, it also functions as a lens hood. I have one made by Hama which is much smaller and lighter and very cheap but it's just a bit too tight for many DSLR lenses.

Suggestions for other lights like this are welcome.

 

[David Jimerson]

What do you want to use it for? There's no one perfect light, only better for particular uses.

 

[RieniO]

For using as an on-cam fill light in addition to the studio lighting for when getting very close to the subject. The light that you don't see back on the video, but you would see it if it wasn't there. I think that position, from around the lens, it's the best position to come from.

 

[David Jimerson]

Not so much for a fill light; it'll wash out part of your key. But then, if that's the look you're going for, then maybe it's right.

 

[RieniO]

Maybe my usage of the word "fill" is wrong here, it means that I need a little amount of light coming from the camera in addition to the strong light coming from the fluorescent heads.

 

[Paul Hudson]

An obbie.